Showing posts with label wreath. Show all posts
Showing posts with label wreath. Show all posts

Wednesday, July 2, 2014

Washi Wreath


I have fallen completely in love with washi tape!  It is such a fun SUPER fast way to craft.  By the end of July I am sure to have hooked you too!

For one of my July workshops we will make this wreath- you bring whatever washi tape/ shimmer trim you want (so it matches your decor) and I will supply the rest and show you how to do it!  It is super fun and the perfect project to do while chatting and eating chocolate :)

Cost: $8 OR FREE with $25 order in the month of July

Dates: (pick from any of the following) Friday July 25 @ 6:30pm, Saturday July 26 @ 10am, and Monday July 28 @ 10am

Bring: Washi tape/ shimmer trim (whatever ones you want on your wreath)




Thursday, November 8, 2012

Christmas Cards

Christmas preparation is under full swing!  Here are some cards I made that will be  offered as a workshop.  Tis the season!



The workshop will be held Saturday, December 1st 10am- 12pm.  The cost is $4 for 3 cards- you can do more sets if you'd like.

Monday, May 23, 2011

I Bequeath: Wreath

“As from a large heap of flowers many garlands and wreaths are made, so by a mortal in this life there is much good work to be done.”- Buddah
What can you really say about a wreath?  It is probably one of the most boring words and brings images of Michaels (which my husband will utterly shutter about).  But this wreath idea was given to me by a lady at my church (who has waaaay better taste than me) and I thought it so cute I had to spend all week ripping fabric and burning the skin off my fingers just to hang it on my door and force exclamations of congratulations from my dearest who probably would never have noticed it was on the door in the first place if I didn't point it out to him.  So here it is:
So it took a lot more time than I thought- but the good part was that I could do most of it with the kids running around.  It is a pretty simple concept too:  rip 1-2" strips of fabric and braid them, then hot glue them in coils, then hot glue/ wire to a wreath and there ya go.  I painted a letter with paint first and then some pearl paint then tied it to the top and for a little extra I added some netting where the "flowers" are before I wired the coils to the wreath.  I am pretty clumsy so that's why I kept burning my fingers with the hot glue and I also stabbed myself with the large needle I was using to thread the wire through the wreath and for these reasons it will stay on my door at least a year.  But it was all worth it!